Network Tools
Small utilities for the work that surrounds a connection.
- Port forwarding — Local and remote forwards, started and monitored from their own panel.
- Local test servers — HTTP, iPerf3 and RADIUS servers for validating network gear against something real.
- IP scanner — Find hosts on a subnet and turn a result straight into a saved connection.
- Zero Trust broker tunnels — A dedicated panel for broker-backed tunnels, separate from per-host proxy settings.
- Wake-on-LAN — Start a machine before connecting to it.
- Import — Bring in sessions from other tools rather than retyping them.
Step-by-step guides
How to set each of these up, one task per page.
- Port forwarding and jump hosts →Local, remote and dynamic forwards, ProxyJump chains and auto-detected dev servers.
- SFTP and file transfer →The file browser, the inline editor, Quick SFTP, FTP, TFTP and folder compare.
- Importing hosts →Bring hosts in from OpenSSH config, PuTTY, Ansible, Terraform or a network scan.
Full detail
Step-by-step instructions, how to check each one worked, and what to do when it did not.